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An episodic web series chronicling the adventures of an English teacher in small-town Spain.
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- Hooray! Our new Barcelona Pueblo episode will be playing at a film festival in Philly! Info and photos here: http://t.co/Fua2uiYO 2012-09-12
- A 6 min tongue in cheek animation explaining Spain's financial crisis. Españistán by @AleixSalo http://t.co/xdV8kpLm 2012-04-30
- Mañana van a enseñar Pueblo ep 1 en un ciclo de cortos en Bcn. Estáis invitados! Bar Los Alamos, 25/Apr, 21:30 http://t.co/Yr1b3BL7 2012-04-24
- Pueblo ep 1 is playing tomorrow at free short film screening in Bcn. Everyone's welcome! Bar Los Alamos, Apr 25, 21:30 http://t.co/Yr1b3BL7 2012-04-24
- I just liked "Casteller" on Vimeo: http://t.co/iLpWBYQ0 2012-03-04
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Tag Archives: jaén
Quick Video Tour of a Spanish Olive Oil Factory
The olive oil industry is so integral to Jaén’s economy that we wanted to be sure Pueblo provides at least some insight into the role it plays in the lifestyle of La Puerta de Segura. Thanks to our friend Pedro, … Continue reading
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Tagged aceite de oliva, andalucía, españa, factory, how is olive oil made, jaén, la puerta de segura, olive oil, pueblo, spain
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Update Regarding 2nd Year NIE Renewal Process
This post is intended for current teaching assistants in Spain (auxiliares de conversación) who are planning to teach again for the 2011-12 school year. I cannot provide definitive information on the NIE renewal processs (I don’t think anybody can, because … Continue reading
Pueblo Premiere / Estreno de Pueblo
The Oscars arrive to La Puerta de Segura! This Thursday, May 26, at 10 pm we premiere all eight episodes of Pueblo in our favorite local pub, the Trujal. The first episode will debut online the same day, followed by … Continue reading
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Tagged jaén, la puerta de segura, premiere, pueblo, spain, truajl, web series
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How to Renew your NIE for Second-Year Auxiliares
UPDATE, May 24, 2011: Please take the following information with a grain of salt. It seems like Jaén is not accepting renewal applications anymore so it’s very possible that my request will be denied later this summer. Eve posted more … Continue reading
Erika Wishes her Mom a Happy Mother’s Day
Last Sunday was Spanish Mother’s Day but I was so busy getting ready for my Pueblo premiere party that I didn’t get a chance to post a public thank you to my mom for all of her motherly guidance and … Continue reading
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Tagged andalucía, erika martínez, jaén, mother's day, pueblo, web series
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Paella, Primavera, La Puerta de Segura
Olive season’s come and gone, the days are getting longer, and our apartment no longer feels like the Arctic tundra. What does this mean? It is finally spring. Adiós Seasonal Affective Disorder, viva la primavera! We’re still plugging away on … Continue reading
Posted in Behind the Scenes
Tagged bull ring, cortijo, jaén, la puerta de segura, paella, plaza de toros, primavera, pueblo, spain, spring, sunset
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Happy Andalucía Day
Technically Andalucía Day is on February 28th but in true Spanish fashion it seems to be a multi-day celebration. The festivities began today with free sandwiches at school–ham and olive oil, surprise surprise–and the singing of the regional anthem. And … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellaneous, Teaching in Spain
Tagged andalucía, ham, holiday, hymn, jaén, spain
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Aceituneros Turned Actors
Olive season is wrapping up so this weekend some of our aceitunero (olive worker) friends invited us to join them in the fields. They put Ben to work as a branch-hauler and tractor-driver and, as usual, I brought my camera … Continue reading
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Tagged aceite de oliva, aceitunero, jaén, la puerta de segura, olive oil, olives, pueblo, spain
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On Casting, Mockumenting, and Holiday Thanking
A few days ago Ben and I were invited to a fellow teacher’s home for churros and hot chocolate (a wintery Spanish tradition). This teacher is the mother of a darling little girl named Luna who we’d been hoping to … Continue reading
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Tagged andalucía, behind-the-scenes, jaén, spain, web series
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